As little children growing up it was all about the gifts. Now as adults we know it is better to give than to receive, yet still our heavenly Father wants to remind His children this Christmas that He has some great gifts for us as well. So what did we get this Christmas? Quite alot - we got Grace, Intimacy, Forever, Tools and the Spirit.

As God so loved us, we ought to love, especially at Christmas. This brief message looks at loving others personally and sacrificially this season.

Five times God declares "Behold" in the life of Jesus, picking up an idea from LifeChurch's Craig Groschel, this message follows the Christmas story beyond the manger to the cross and to the skies. This message proceeded our Christmas communion service.

The Advent/Christmas Season is one that looks both ways for the believer. We look back with joy at the fulfillment of hopes and dreams in the manger bed, but we also have to look forward to Christ's Second Coming.

Five times God declares "Behold" in the life of Jesus, picking up an idea from LifeChurch's Craig Groschel, this message follows the Christmas story beyond the manger to the cross and to the skies. This message proceeded our Christmas communion service.

Five times God declares "Behold" in the life of Jesus, picking up an idea from LifeChurch's Craig Groschel, this message follows the Christmas story beyond the manger to the cross and to the skies. This message proceeded our Christmas communion service.

The Advent/Christmas Season is one that looks both ways for the believer. We look back with joy at the fulfillment of hopes and dreams in the manger bed, but we also have to look forward to Christ's Second Coming.

The Advent/Christmas Season is one that looks both ways for the believer. We look back with joy at the fulfillment of hopes and dreams in the manger bed, but we also have to look forward to Christ's Second Coming.

The last words of David recorded in 2 Samuel 23, remind us that even when things are not how we would like them to be, we can still be grateful for God's everlasting covenant and promises to us.

The last words of David recorded in 2 Samuel 23, remind us that even when things are not how we would like them to be, we can still be grateful for God's everlasting covenant and promises to us.